Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09
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kHmnsA l1an o-Dur1ng lest summer
0R0Uv - pasced IN the Columbia
- - 1lssslSoa Of Nj. J. B. Kinney,
- g Montreal, Canada The
- = VIZ sanguins Of the success
~ nnhWsy, whleh has been demonstrated
- 01inlaetim q those interested In
~ WueEA TIE concern u constructed Of
: - ysnaee ways for the fish, one q
- 90 oe The old fishway, the centre
- W11sA - bsea hllsd up with
Nooa1 hun0red tons Of Stone The psssagc
$50 ecastructsd By heavy oak tmbers,
30 6oatod togothes, forming IN Incline
{ - ~ top os the dam, . foot or two below
~ Wuose surface 70 Ne bottom Of the dam
~ - hcess4 . distance Of some thirty
szSoA n ways aro about dve Seet In
1S11A "a have Q III a one foot In every
u lan1oe ~ been placed In each Of
Hw Vuy4 node Of oak planking running
lily oruD the passage way, and form.
- oamoN q trianglA The whole contriv.
80 hes been covered over with oak plank
,sAeoeing, and the regular flow OF the water
- over the place - at other portions of the
60. For some days past MIR. Kinney has
I N town looking after the new fishwsy.
Il eedse to test the prsctlcability Of the con.
- . gill net had been placed above
4 - 6shway and this morning the success Of
SY11at wss shown BY the catching Of three
4 - IN The net
AoeIasnss On the Railroad.
1ohn Kane, Q tramp stove moulder. at.
00plsd TO jump on an east bound freight
&aan at Shocks station last evening. The
- Was thrown with considerable force to
~ ground, sustaining severe fracture Of
~ Len shoulder blade He was brought to
~ railroad hospital in town, where his In.
1ufies were attended TO BY the railroad physi
s1nna Later In the night he IVES sent to the
Lancaster hospital Kane gave his home -
1roatrsal, Canada
& In the 1NTELLIaENcER OF Saturday an &C.
oount was given Of serious injuries being 70.
esived by George Lindsey, aged II years,
supposed to have been received on the rail-
fuad. This was the manner In which Lind.
~ was injured. He attempted to jump
On . west-bound freight train about
two miles from town, and was severely
thrown to the ground. His injuries are Of q
serious character, confined to gashes on his
hsad. The boy IL suffering from conclusion
Of the brain and 10 In . semi conscious con.
dition. His clothing was badly torn, and he
was bruised In number Of places Lindsey
= confined TO bed ct the home Of his uncle,
William Lindsey.
In Religious Circles
Rev. W lillian Ssnborn, of Harrisburg, oc
\ cupied the pulpit Of the Church of God on
6uudsy, in place of Rev. G. W. Mackey, who
could not be present
Tho Maryland district of the Evangelical
synod OF North America closed its confer.
enco In the Salem Lutheran church on Sat
urday. The session Of that day was devoted
to business interests On Sunday morning
the holy communion was administered and
missionary service was held In the evening
The next annual conference will be held in
Baltimore.
The Philadelphia conference OF the A. NJ.
=. church will msst in Columbia, commenc.
ing wednesday, May llth. The sessions
WPbe held In the Mt Zion A. NJ. F.. church
A very large number of ministers are ex
pected to be present The members Of the
town church are making arrangements tc
give the visiting ministers grand reception
Fair In the Armory.
On Saturday night fair was opened in thu
armory by the members OF st. Peters Cath
Ollie church, when large crowd WAS present
The place is trimmed in . very pretty man
ner, and many valuable and useful articles
are being chsnced OIL. The list comprises {
suite OF furniture, set OF dishes, panel pic
lures, fancy articles, etc. A number of arti-
cles are being voted for, and the different
candidates are busily engaged soliciting
votea The fair will he in progress two
Weeka
Orion's Anniversary.
Invitations have been issued to lodges in
Lancaster, Marietta, Wrightsville and other
places, by the committee of arrangements OF
Orion Lodge, No. SIC of Odd Fellows, to be
present at their anniversary celebration on
Nay 9Th.
Mrs. Samuel Evans returned home on Sat.
urdsy evening from visit to Wichita, Kan.
aaA
night for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct and discharged by Squire solly upon
the payment of costa
Major J. b. Coreyell will inspect Com pany
G ON Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. George Crane has transferred his in.
surance business to Mr.. w. II. Moore
The high water OF the Conestogs has causet,
the Safe Harbor bridge, on the Columbia Il
Port Deposit railroad, to move from its line.
Delay 70 travel on this road has been caused.
A game OF base ball was played on Sstur.
day afternoon between two mines composed
OF Bears club and other players The score
was l3 to IL.
On Sunday morning q dog belonging to
John Gilbert was supposed to be rabid, and
attacked party Of men walking along the
railroad. One OF the party had mis- clothing
torn by the boy. The animal was struck
with car link and was left laying along the
tracks until the afternoon when 1t was shot
by w. A. Heilig.
An Unprov0ked Attack.
George Huber, living on Beaver street near
Hazel, was brutslly assaulted as he was on Il,
road home on Saturday night When he
reached the corner OF Andrew and South
Queen streets he was struck with Q brick
thrown by William Ssylor and while he was
on the pavement, whore he fell when struck,
osyior brutally kicked HIM several times
NJ. Huber was witness against Saylor some
ume ago and ssylor threatened to get square
WIN him some day and he took the above
metnod 70 wreak his vengeance. Saylo
skipped out of town ON Saturday night but
VIII no doubt return In short time